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Sequence showing orange tip laying egg on everlasting wallflower (Erysimum), developing egg and hatched larva. Sussex, UK.

 

After nibbling briefly on the seed head the larva curled into a ball and did not move for more than 24 hours. It vanished some time within the following few hours.

 

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Please see the sequence in order / Por favor mirar la sequencia en orden

1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 .

 

The vespa Crabro will not allowed that the wasp steal his drink and attack the wasp

 

El avispón no podia permitir que la avispa le robase la bebida y la atacó

 

#1-17 • 2012 • mixed media on paper • 3.5” x 4” (sold)

North Calvert Little League

 

Continuous Shutter mode sequence.

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Fernando sequence 360 spine at Local skate park

#2-15 • 2011 • mixed media on paper • 3.5" x 4"

Light falling in sequence, as if planned.

 

Sequence seen from the Goddard Mall - Raghu

my first attempt at a sequence shot, thanks to Michael Speed for the penny and electric tape shutter trick! turned out OK. was pretty fun to make!

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I took this on a skiing trip to Knutefjell in Kongsberg - Norway, spring 2009. The weather was awesome and we built a jump before skiing down into the valley.

 

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Sequence of the hairpin on the Dervish.

1 of 2 back to back hairpins.

and he survived!

(this is 7 of 7 in a sequence)

These are a few of the title plates for my Weaveworld Title Sequence, produced to indicate how the finished animated version might look.

I've been kind of exploring the capabilities of photography lately. Just doing everything I can to push my camera's functions to the limit. For all 5 of these exposures, my camera was at an ISO of 6400, Shutter speed of 1/8000, and aperture of f/2.8. I was absolutely amazed at the things I was able to capture, and I felt that I needed to share this incredible sequence. The grain was awful (obviously it would be at an ISO of 6400), so I edited the photographs to make it "work" so to say.

 

The Image itself is absolutely HUGE, so I hope to print it out at some point at its full size of 9" x 42"!

Photography 101 sequence film photography project.

 

This is all made by hand, with chemical in the lab. We used an old door in the location. The second image was exposed on the paper not pasted.

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